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Old Aug 16, 2004 | 12:44 AM
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yep...it'* official..i have a failed intake...earliest i can get the parts is mid-week..i'll start the repair the next day...with work i'll have to leave it to dad...i'll pick up on it Saturday and sunday. I hope it will take no more than 4 days.Gonna try to get as many pics as possible... My poor baby..i waxed her today...she'll look good when she goes under the wrench.


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Good luck, and keep us posted. Are you doing the lower intake gaskets, too?

Even with those, it CAN be done in 1 day. 2 is more than reasonable. I've done it myself on Jseabert'* car twice.
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Good luck, and keep us posted. Are you doing the lower intake gaskets, too?

Even with those, it CAN be done in 1 day. 2 is more than reasonable. I've done it myself on Jseabert'* car twice.
here here. 2 days tops. 1 w/o trouble. just make sure you don't break that littlt plastic elbow that goes to the lower intake... dealer only...

and please, for the love of your car - do the lowers!
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Check out my post on what I found when I did the job last week.
Seriously consider doing the lowers and change that coolant elbow too.
That little elbow if it fails "will" get you stuck on the road.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=22897
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Originally Posted by SSEBONNE4EVA
Check out my post on what I found when I did the job last week.
Seriously consider doing the lowers and change that coolant elbow too.
That little elbow if it fails "will" get you stuck on the road.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=22897

not to mention its all to ready to break when your removing the lower - at least in my case. had to miss a day of work over that one
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What year car do you have?
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Its got to be a 95-99.
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it'* a 97 SE....70,810 miles exactly. I talked to a mechanic he said it shouldn't take too long to do. i'll do the lower gaskets too... Thanks Guys...


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Glad to hear your also doing the lowers. This should make the car a lot more reliable
for years to come.
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Originally Posted by BonnevilleSEman
yep...it'* official..i have a failed intake...earliest i can get the parts is mid-week..i'll start the repair the next day...with work i'll have to leave it to dad...i'll pick up on it Saturday and sunday. I hope it will take no more than 4 days.Gonna try to get as many pics as possible... My poor baby..i waxed her today...she'll look good when she goes under the wrench.


Laterz Guys , James
drop the oil anyway just in case
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